The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-06

UNION LABOR PARTYS MEETING, Superior
Court room No. j. evening.
THE MUSEUM" Streets of New York." afternoon
and evening
In Brief
The trial of Alfred Isaacs for the murder of
ConIaughton has been set for Monday, the 18th
inst
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William H. Wieland and Elizabeth c. Kellemire
Daniel Wise and Emma Lyons.
Wilhelmina Altman has qualified as the guar
dian of Frank Altman, of the late Herman
Altman. Her bond is for $4,000.
The final report of John R. Elder receiver of
Browning & Sloan, was received by Judge Tay-
lor yesterday and the receiver discharged.
The Builders Exchange will meet Friday
evening to receive written reports of the Chicago
convention from the delegates who were in at
tendance.
Edward A. Hackett. of Fort Wayne, and Alb
ner II. Shaffer qualified yesterday trustees of
the School for the Feeble minded, as did Mrs.
Claire A. Walker as manager of the Womans
Reformatory, and Eugene FL. Bundy as COM
missioner of construction for the new insane
hospitals.
Late last night an old lady appeared at the
tation-house and asked to stay all night She
gave her name as Catharine Brown and said her
home was in Pike county, Ohio. Her story is
that all her relatives dead but one son, who,
she thinks, lives place in this city. She
Wo4hcO al Inc way mere IN uuut Oh HILL
STILL UNABLE TO AGREE
The boss carpenters and the lumbermen are
still unable to agree upon a scale of prices, and
the former have called meeting for next Mon
day evening at the Builders Exchange, when
they hope to reach some understanding.
OPENING OF THE NEW MARKET-HoUsE.
The new East Market-house was opened res
terday, and all day the butchers were busy en-
in OH IN <ha;v
stalls, all of which, except thirteen have been
rented. The remainder will probably be dis
posed of to-day. Not stall has 80 far, been
sold below the appraised value. The total from
sales amounts to nearly $4,000.
TRYING TO EvADE TAXATION.
Several of Assessor Quilts deputies claim to
have discovered that quite number of resi-
dances are being erected in the city for which
permits have not been issued. Some of the
houses are about completed, and it is supposed
that their owners are attempting to avoid taxa
ton this year. The deputies have been in
structed to keep close watch for such cases.
INDICATION MEETING OF IRISH CITIZENS.
The meeting Of Indianapolis citizens, at Ma
sonic Hall. tomorrow evening, to denounce the
Tory coercion bill, will be presided over by
Governor Gray. and among the speakers who
are expected to be present are Hon. BENZ Har-
risou Hon. David Turpie, Hon. A. G. Porter,
Congressman Bynum, Rev. o. c. McCulloch,
Rev. j. s. Jenckes. Rev. Dr. ODonaghue and
Monsgr. Bessonies
IMPosToRs MUST PAY BACK.
Gus O'Brian of the county clerks Office, has
procured authority from the commissioners to
look up the cases of persons who have obtained
aid from the county upon representing them
selves to be paupers, while owning property
Under the provisions of State law the money
furnished to these people may be recovered from
their estates. There are, it is said, many such
impostors in this city
PREACHERS RESIDENCE BURGLARIzED.
| Last night. at 10 o'clock, while the family Of
DR.. ]. E. Gilbert. pastor of Meridian street NJ.
E. Church. were away from home, burg
| lars entered his residence, 20 West
| New York street, and carried away
l. several dollars worth of silverware. They
| made an entrance through rear window. and
were evidently frightened away before they got
| through with their work, as many valuable ar
| ticeS were undsturbed
A NEW POLICE EXPERIMENT..
| The Police Board has given Superin tendent
Travis authority to establish one sergeant's dis
trct as an experiment. and he is preparing to To-
| cate station at the corner of West and Wash
ington streets. room will be fitted up and
| supplied with telephone, and the men in the
| sereeant's district will be required to commune
cate with him at frequent intervals during the
night. If the experiment proves satisfactory
the other two stations will be established.
| sHOwMANs MARRIAGE.
Twenty five of the intimate friends of John
| B. Doris. the Snowman, assembled at the Den
son House, at o'clock, last evening" to witness
his marriage to Miss Ella Stokes. of New York
city. The ceremony was performed by Rev
DR. Day. Miss Stokes is the daughter of S. O.
| St0tync an nu Nnrl opd 20 1nf lc~- g..
| lily of equestrians. She is one of the noted
bareback riders of the country. and will continu,
in her profession with Mr. Doriss show THU
season.
PREFERRED TO INVEST IN INDIANAPOLIS.
The business block on East Washington stree
occupied by Lieber's Art Emporium has beer
purchased from the Ruschaupt heirs by Mr.
Eugene Wetherell, the husband of Emma Alb
bolt, the opera singer, for $3S, 600, cash. Mr.
Wethereli, who is regarded very shrewt
business man. bought the property simply as al
investment, having selected it after visit t.
Kansas City, Omaha Wichita and other cite
where the so-ealled booms have assumed larg
proportions
TEMPORARY HOME FOR THE FEEBLEMINDED.
The commissioners of construction for tn
new insane hospitals met yesterday, but thei
proceedings were confined mostly to routin
business. Commissioner Bundy and DR.. Roger
were appointed committee o.confer with tn
trustees of the School for the Feeble inded i
regard to the temporary of the new hospits
at Richmond. 1t is proposed to have the ii
mates of the feeble-minded institution place
there until the building at Fort Wayne for the
use is completed.
EvANGELIsTIC WORK OF WOMEN.
An interesting meeting of the Women's Eval
gelistic Union was held yesterday afternoon ,
the Central Christian Church The city mi
sionary. Mrs. Anna Mills besides much visitin
among the sick and needy, reported two indus
trial schools and two mothers meetings organ
lied, one of each in the southwestern and or
in the northeastern part of the city. Earne
efforts are being made by the Nom bers Of tt
union to awaken moro interest among Il
churches of the city in their work
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE TO-DAY.
The conference of ministers and laymen fro
the several Methodist churches of the city W
meet in Meridian-street Church this afternoo
at o'clock. Two iaymen from each churc
will be permitted to vote. should any matter